Match Previews

Aiming for a first win in the group stage after a defeat at Udinese ... The superb run since Harry Redknapp is in charge continued as they came from behind to beat Liverpool on Saturday ... O'Harra (sp)(mid) suspended while Corluka (r)(def) and Pavyuchenko (r)(att) are cup-tied ... Jenas (r)(mid) a doubt after missing the last game; Giovanni (sp)(mid) also expected to miss out; King (k)(def) to be rested ... Tottenham face Croatian champions Dinamo Zagreb on Thursday in their second game in the UEFA Cup group stage as they look to get their campaign back on the right track. Spurs suffered a 2:0 defeat at Italian high-flyers Udinese and they will now aim for an improved display and a win that will keep the spirits high. Harry Redknapp transformed the team completely since taking charge a week ago and now will hope for another win. Spurs produced a stunning comeback on Saturday to defeat Liverpool 2:1. They looked dead and buried after being outplayed by the Reds for the first 70 minutes but after that produced the unlikeliest of comebacks to defeat them with a last-gasp strike. The morale is now sky high and Redknapp will only expect a win from the upcoming clash. He will be without Vedran Corluka and Roman Pavlyuchenko for the game though as the duo are cup-tied. Corluka will therefore miss out on a clash with his former club. Luka Modic will be able to face them though and will aim for another impressive display. The diminutive Croatian struggled to adapt under Juande Ramos but blossomed under Redknapp after given more freedom. He is set to start behind the lone striker Darren Bent once again. Didier Zokora played in midfield against Liverpool as Jermaine Jenas missed out with a toe injury. The midfielder is facing a wait before he finds out whether he will be able to play on Thursday. He looks likely to miss out along with Giovanni dos Santos who is struggling with a foot injury. Jamie O'Harra is definitely missing the game after seeing the red against Udinese and Gareth Bale is hoping for a recall even though Aaron Lennon is an option as well. Michael Dawson is likely to come in for Ledley King at the back as the skipper is still not back to full fitness even though he is improving lately. He looks certain to be rested. Redknapp will aim for another lively display by his men and a win that will keep the great run since he took charge.